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		<titlestmt> 
		  <titleproper>Guide to the<lb/> Gulf War Collection</titleproper> 
		</titlestmt> 
		<publicationstmt> 
		  <publisher>Research Centre <lb/> Published &amp; Digitised
			 collections<lb/>Canberra, ACT</publisher> 
		  <date><![CDATA[©]]> 2003 Research Centre, Australian War Memorial. All
			 rights reserved.</date> 
		</publicationstmt> 
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	 <profiledesc> 
		<creation>Processed by: Dianne Rutherford, 2003<lb/>Encoded by: Dianne
		  Rutherford, 
		  <date>Date completed: 2003</date></creation> 
		<langusage>Finding aid written in: <language>EN</language> </langusage> 
	 </profiledesc> 
  </eadheader> 
  <archdesc level="collection"> 
	 <did> 
		<head>Descriptive summary</head> 
		<unittitle label="Title:">Gulf War Collection.</unittitle> 
		<unitdate type="inclusive"
		 label="Date range of collection:">1990-1991.</unitdate>
		<abstract label="Scope and content note:">The collection contains
		  postcard, leaflets and souvenirs produced during the Gulf War, 1990-1991. The
		  postcards are primarily made up of American and French postcards, however there
		  are also a small number of British postcards and tourist postcards produced in
		  the Middle East. There are all forms of leaflets collected such as leaflets
		  from peace rallies, a list of atrocities carried out by Saddam Hussein before
		  the war, language cards, missing person poster, US leaflets addressing Iraqi
		  troops and Kurdish and Arabic civilians and post war plan of action leaflets.
		  In the souvenir part of the collection there are items such as stickers, menus
		  and a list of the ships which were involved in the Gulf War.</abstract> 
		<origination label="Provenance: ">The collection came from a variety of
		  sources.</origination> 
		<physdesc label="Extent:"><extent>3 postcard albums and 14
		  folders.</extent></physdesc> 
		<repository label="Location:">Published &amp; Digitised Collections,
		  Research Centre, Australian War Memorial.</repository> 
	 </did> 
	 <descgrp> 
		<relatedmaterial> 
		  <note label="Related collections: "> 
			 <p>Map Collection: Gulf War.<lb/>Gulf War Newspaper
				Clippings.<lb/>Greeting cards: Gulf War.</p> 
		  </note> 
		</relatedmaterial> 
	 </descgrp> 
	 <descgrp> 
		<head>Administrative information</head> 
		<accessrestrict> 
		  <head>Access:</head> 
		  <p>Open.</p> 
		</accessrestrict> 
		<userestrict> 
		  <head>Copyright:</head> 
		  <p>Contact the Senior Curator, Published &amp; Digitised
			 Collections.</p> 
		</userestrict> 
		<prefercite> 
		  <head>Preferred citation:</head> 
		  <p>Gulf War Formed Collection, Published &amp; Digitised Collections,
			 Australian War Memorial.</p> 
		</prefercite> 
	 </descgrp> 
	 <bioghist> 
		<head>Historical background</head> 
		<note> 
		  <p>Gulf War 1990-1991</p> 
		</note> 
		<p>Iraq invaded its rival oil exporting neighbor, Kuwait on 2 August
		  1990. The invasion was widely condemned by the international community, and
		  four days later the United Nations Security Council unanimously approved a
		  trade embargo against Iraq. Iraq's access to the sea was blockaded within
		  weeks, and the United States assembled a large multinational force in the
		  Persian Gulf, and another in Saudi Arabia. By the end of 1990 this force
		  numbered some 40,000 troops from thirty countries, though the United States was
		  the dominant partner in the coalition.</p> 
		<p>In November, the UN Security Council set 15 January 1991 as the
		  deadline for Iraqi forces to withdraw from Kuwait. The deadline passed without
		  an Iraqi withdrawal, and on the 17 January coalition forces began an aerial
		  bombardment of Iraq, which continued without respite until the war ended 43
		  days later.</p> 
		<p>On 24 February, after more than a month of aerial attacks, the
		  coalition's ground forces moved against Iraqi positions in both Kuwait and Iraq
		  itself. After two days of strikes, Bagdad radio announced that Iraq's armed
		  forces had been ordered to withdraw from Kuwait to the positions they had
		  occupied before August 1990. Two days after this order, the coalition ceased
		  hostilities and declared victory.</p><note> 
		  <p>References:</p> 
		</note> 
		<p> 
		  <bibref> 
			 <name>Peter Dennis et al</name> , 
			 <title>The Oxford companion to Australian military history
				</title><imprint>(Oxford University Press, Melbourne,1995)</imprint></bibref> 
		  <bibref> 
			 <name>J. Bickerton</name> , 
			 <title>43 days: the Gulf War </title> <imprint>(Text Publishing and
			 the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Melbourne,1991)</imprint></bibref></p>
		
	 </bioghist> 
	 <arrangement> 
		<head>Series list</head> 
		<list type="deflist"> 
		  <listhead> 
			 <head01>Series number </head01> 
			 <head02>Series title</head02> 
		  </listhead> 
		  <defitem> 
			 <label> 
				<ref target="one">1/1</ref></label> 
			 <item> 
				<ref target="one">American and British Postcards</ref></item> 
		  </defitem> 
		  <defitem> 
			 <label> 
				<ref target="two">2/1</ref></label> 
			 <item> 
				<ref target="two">French Postcards</ref></item> 
		  </defitem> 
		  <defitem> 
			 <label> 
				<ref target="three">3/1</ref></label> 
			 <item> 
				<ref target="three">Middle East Postcards</ref></item> 
		  </defitem> 
		  <defitem> 
			 <label> 
				<ref target="four">4/1</ref></label> 
			 <item> 
				<ref target="four">Oversized Postcards</ref></item> 
		  </defitem> 
		  <defitem> 
			 <label> 
				<ref target="five">5/1</ref></label> 
			 <item> 
				<ref target="four">Souvenirs</ref></item> 
		  </defitem>
		  <defitem> 
			 <label> 
				<ref target="six">6/1</ref></label> 
			 <item> 
				<ref target="four">Leaflets</ref></item> 
		  </defitem></list> 
	 </arrangement> 
	 <dsc type="in-depth"> 
		<head> Series description</head> 
		<c01 level="series"> 
		  <did> 
			 <unittitle id="one">SERIES 1: American and British Postcards, 
				<unitdate>1990-1991</unitdate> </unittitle> 
			 <abstract label="Description">The American and British Gulf War
				postcard collection is primarily made up of postcards supporting their
				involvement in the Gulf War. There is a small collection of satirical
				postcards, and one anti-war postcard. There are also postcards of American
				Naval vessels which took part in the war.</abstract> 
		  </did> 
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item" label="Number">1/1</unitid> 
				<unittitle label="Item title and description">AFA: Desert
				  Storm...Airpower in Action!</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Postcard of stickers used to show support of US troops,
				  to use on mail]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02> 
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">1/2</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Operation Desert Storm: our love, our thoughts, and our
				  prayers are with you</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Eagle head in foreground, US Flag in
				  background]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">1/3</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Operation Desert Storm: thank you for a job well
				  done</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Eagle head in foreground, US Flag in
				  background]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">1/4</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Greater Cleveland supports our troops</unittitle>
				<abstract>[View of Greater Cleveland]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">1/5</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Ohio supports our troops</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Outline of Ohio against starts &amp; stripes
				  background]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">1/6</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Kansas supports the men and women of our armed forces:
				  Operation Desert Storm "1991"</unittitle>
				<abstract>[US Flag]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">1/7</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Union Pacific Railroad EMD SD40-2, Number
				  3593</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Train cabin in camouflage paint]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">1/8</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Burlington Northern Railroad SD60M Unit Number
				  1991</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Train cabin painted in red, white and blue]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">1/9</unitid> 
				<unittitle>We're behind you!: You've made America
				  Proud!</unittitle>
				<abstract>[photograph: Eagle and US Flag]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">1/10</unitid> 
				<unittitle>United for a better world!</unittitle>
				<abstract>[picture of globe featuring Persian Gulf, surrounded by
				  Allied Nations flags]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">1/11</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Operation Desert Storm Persian Gulf 1991: Defenders of
				  Liberty</unittitle>
				<abstract>[US flag surrounded by scenes of military
				  actions]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">1/12</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Operation Desert Storm Persian Gulf 1991: Defenders of
				  Liberty</unittitle>
				<abstract>[US flag in background with battle scenes and picture of
				  an attacking eagle]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">1/13</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Operation Desert Shield Saudi Arabia</unittitle>
				<abstract>[US flag surrounded by scenes of military
				  actions]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">1/14</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Desert Shield - Saudi Arabia</unittitle>
				<abstract>[US flag surrounded by scenes of military
				  actions]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">1/15</unitid> 
				<unittitle>The Desert Storm</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Poem by Alvin W. Byars, WWII veteran]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">1/16</unitid> 
				<unittitle>no title</unittitle>
				<abstract>['Road' made of the US flag leading towards the Liberty
				  Bell adorned with a yellow bow]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">1/17</unitid> 
				<unittitle>no title</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Gnarled tree adorned with yellow bows in front of a
				  'road' made from the US flag]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">1/18</unitid> 
				<unittitle>no title</unittitle>
				<abstract>['Road made from the US flag heading into the distance
				  with a fly past in the background]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">1/19</unitid> 
				<unittitle>no title</unittitle>
				<abstract>[B &amp; W sketch mother with child, child is holding the
				  US flag. Another US flag and a plane is in the background]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">1/20</unitid> 
				<unittitle>no title</unittitle>
				<abstract>[George Bush addressing Troops]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">1/21</unitid> 
				<unittitle>The Gulf War no. 2: Limited edition of 1000
				  prints</unittitle>
				<abstract>[B &amp; W situation map showing Allied forces attacking
				  Iraq]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">1/22</unitid> 
				<unittitle>The Gulf War no. 1: Limited edition of 1000
				  prints</unittitle>
				<abstract>[B &amp; W situation map showing Allied forces attacking
				  Iraq]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">1/23</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Saddam Condom - Directions: use this condom to help
				  prevent unwanted mistakes like Saddam Hussein</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Advertisement postcard for 'Saddam Condoms' by Dynamic
				  Concepts]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">1/24</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Saddam Condom - Directions: use this condom to help
				  prevent unwanted mistakes like Saddam Hussein</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Advertisement postcard for 'Saddam Condoms' by Dynamic
				  Concepts - same as 6/1/23]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">1/25</unitid> 
				<unittitle>(1991 - Year of Threat and Promise) 1991...The year the
				  World bade farewell to Pres Gorbachev, Russian Communism and the Soviet
				  Union.</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Cartoon of Gorbachev no. 76 in a limited edition of
				  1000]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">1/26</unitid> 
				<unittitle>(1991 - Year of Threat and Promise) 1991...The year the
				  World united to overthrow an evil tyrant and restore peace in the Middle
				  East.</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Cartoon of George Bush 'subduing' Saddam Hussein no. 76
				  in a limited edition of 1000] </abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">1/27</unitid> 
				<unittitle>This isn't the Holy War I had in Mind!</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Cartoon of Saddam Hussein with scenes of Allied military
				  operations in the background]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">1/28</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Your Sheikness...We have arrived to defend the sovereign
				  OIL, I mean soil, of your Kingdom and your UNLEADED, uh...unfettered way of
				  life from the VISCOSITY, er, uh, venality of our CRUDE and UNREFINED enemy...at
				  your service your GREASE...Grace...</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Cartoon of George Bush addressing Kuwaiti Emir
				  (?)]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">1/29</unitid> 
				<unittitle>The US media on the Ball - "Geez...Nothing gets past you
				  boys!"</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Cartoon of George Bush using the Gulf War to distract
				  the media from other issues]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">1/30</unitid> 
				<unittitle>[Arms Industry] "Whew! Things were sure looking bad, the
				  cold-war ending Peace breaking our all over-People were actually talking about
				  cutting Defense Budgets!" [Death] "Thank Heavens, all things must
				  pass"</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Cartoon of the 'Arms Industry' and Death heading off to
				  Iraq]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">1/31</unitid> 
				<unittitle>No Blood for Oil: Bring the Troops Home</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Person in the form of a petrol pump holding a missile.
				  Stylised US Flag in the background]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">1/32</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Military Codependency Complex: [Statue of Liberty] "I
				  know, I know...He's rough on my economic competitiveness, abusive of my
				  environment...and this National Security thing is a joke, but I can't imagine
				  life without him".</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Cartoon: America (the Statue of Liberty) and the
				  'military machine' at a psychiatrist's office]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">1/33</unitid> 
				<unittitle>I want YOU for U.S. Army : No female drivers need
				  apply</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Satirical take on famous 'Uncle Sam' recruitment
				  poster]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">1/34</unitid> 
				<unittitle>The Gulf War no. 1 of a pair</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Photograph of publications relating to the
				  war]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">1/35</unitid> 
				<unittitle>The Gulf War no. 2 of a pair</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Photograph of publications relating to the
				  war]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">1/36</unitid> 
				<unittitle>'Shoot Saddam' at Basingstoke Carnival Fair July
				  1991</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Photograph of Carnival side show]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">1/37</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Flags of Victory for our service men at the Henty Arms,
				  Ferring Lane, Ferring, West Sussex, England. March 1991</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Pub painted with four large Union Jacks]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">1/38</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Boeing B52 Bomber</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Pub painted with four large Union Jacks] [Boeing B52
				  bomber landing at Fairford in Gloucestershire, England]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">1/39</unitid> 
				<unittitle>USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN-71) Suez Canal Transit
				  Operation Desert Storm</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Aircraft carrier]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">1/40</unitid> 
				<unittitle>USS John F. Kennedy (CV-67) and Carrier Airwing
				  3</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Aircraft carrier]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">1/41</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Persian Gulf Carriers: USS America (CV 66)...alongside
				  USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN 71)</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Aircraft carrier]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">1/42</unitid> 
				<unittitle>USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN-69): Suez Canal
				  Transit</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Aircraft carrier]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">1/43</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Battle Force Red Sea: with the Carriers USS John F.
				  Kennedy, USS Saratoga, USS America and other Red Sea Battle Force
				  ships</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Convoy of US Naval vessels]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">1/44</unitid> 
				<unittitle>USS America (CV 66)</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Aircraft carrier]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">1/45</unitid> 
				<unittitle>USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN-71)</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Aircraft carrier]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">1/46</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Battle Force Red Sea: with the carriers USS John F.
				  Kennedy, USS Saratoga, USS America and other Red Sea Battle Force
				  Ships.</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Convoy of US Naval vessels]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">1/47</unitid>
				<unittitle>Suez Canal Transit: USS America</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Aircraft carrier]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">1/48</unitid> 
				<unittitle>USS John L. Hall (FFG-32)</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Guided Missile Frigate]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">1/49</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Persian Gulf Battle Force Operation Desert Storm:
				  Aircraft Carriers USS Midway, USS Ranger, USS Theodore Roosevelt, USS America
				  and escorts... </unittitle>
				<abstract>[US Naval vessels]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		</c01> 
		<c01 level="series"> 
		  <did> 
			 <unittitle id="two">SERIES 2: French Postcards, 
				<unitdate>1990-1991</unitdate> </unittitle> 
			 <abstract label="Description">This collection contains French
				postcards produced during the Gulf War. The postcards make great use of imagery
				- montages, cartoons - to put across each postcard's message. The collection is
				a mixture of postcards for and against the Gulf War. Many of the anti war
				postcards use satire to good effect.</abstract> 
		  </did> 
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item" label="Number">2/1</unitid> 
				<unittitle label="Item title and description">AH 64 A
				  Apache</unittitle>
				<abstract>[drawing of helicopter]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">2/2</unitid> 
				<unittitle>MI24 "HIND"</unittitle>
				<abstract>[drawing of helicopter]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">2/3</unitid> 
				<unittitle>AS532 Super Puma</unittitle>
				<abstract>[drawing of helicopter]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">2/4</unitid> 
				<unittitle>UH1 Huey</unittitle>
				<abstract>[drawing of helicopter]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">2/5</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Guerre du Golfe</unittitle>
				<abstract>[montage of images from the Gulf War]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">2/6</unitid> 
				<unittitle>War of the Parades</unittitle>
				<abstract>[montage of images from the Gulf War]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">2/7</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Operation Desert Storm: Persian Gulf 1991</unittitle>
				<abstract>[plane and logo super imposed over a photograph of an
				  eagle]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">2/8</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Operation Desert Storm: Persian Gulf 1991</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Head of an eagle superimposed over a scene of a military
				  convoy]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">2/9</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Operation Desert Storm: Persian Gulf 1991</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Profile of an eagle superimposed over a scene of a
				  military convoy]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">2/10</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Le Cocus de l'Histoire Saddam Hussein</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Saddam Hussein represented as an hour glass, burying the
				  'Dove of Peace', George Bush]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">2/11</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Golfe Le Gachis!</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Head of Saddam Hussein]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">2/12</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Mitterrand: [thinking] 'et vivement la prochaine...c'est
				  bon pour ma cote de popularite!!!' [whilst saying] ' Apres une bonne
				  guerre...le repose du guerrier!!!'</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Francois Mitterrand's head superimposed on a body
				  relaxing in an armchair with a drink on a ship.</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">2/13</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Operation Desert Storm: Persian Gulf 1991</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Helicopter at sunset]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">2/14</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Operation Desert Storm: Persian Gulf 1991</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Picture of outer space and an eagle]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">2/15</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Operation Desert Storm: Persian Gulf 1991</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Picture of outer space and an eagle]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">2/16</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Le dictateur de Bagdad: Saddam Hussein</unittitle>
				<abstract>[drawing of Saddam Hussein holding a rifle with
				  explosions in the background]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">2/17</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Golfe: les prescheurs du mensonge</unittitle>
				<abstract>[George Bush's head and an eagle, superimposed on a
				  tank]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">2/18</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Golfe: L'animal</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Saddam Hussein's head superimposed on a body surrounded
				  by rubble]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">2/19</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Guerre du Golfe: George Bush</unittitle>
				<abstract>[George Bush's head superimposed on a serviceman's
				  body]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">2/20</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Guerre du Golfe: Colin Powell</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Colin Powell's head superimposed on an airman's
				  body]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">2/21</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Golfe</unittitle>
				<abstract>[George Bush's head superimposed on a jet, Saddam
				  Hussein's head shown as target]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">2/22</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Golfe: Schwarzkopf: au-dessus du Golfe, l'armee supreme:
				  Le F117 qui echappe a tous les radars</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Schwarzkopf's head superimposed on a stealth
				  bomber]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">2/23</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Malheureusement au Kurdistan il n'ya pas de petrole
				  comme au Koweit!!!</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Kurdish child on father's shoulders]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">2/24</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Diamant noir pour or noir: Guerre du Golfe
				  Irak-Coalition 16 Janvier - 28 Fevrier 1991</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Cartoon]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">2/25</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Echec et mat pour Arafat</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Cartoon of US 'hand' flicking Saddam Hussein off a
				  chessboard, whilst a French hand, holding a 'Jewish' piece, throws off Yasser
				  Arafat]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">2/26</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Guerre du Golfe: Israel dans le collimateur de
				  l'Irak</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Cartoon of Saddam Hussein wearing a deaths head helmet,
				  with a machine gun, with the Star of David as its sight]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">2/27</unitid> 
				<unittitle>La Guerre du Golfe: Saddam L'ange de la Mort</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Cartoon of Saddam Hussein as an Angel, holding a sickle
				  and hourglass]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">2/28</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Guerre du Golfe</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Cartoon of two missiles(?), one with Saddam Hussein's
				  head on it]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">2/29</unitid> 
				<unittitle>La Guerre du Golfe</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Cartoon of Bush and Mitterrand (?) going to
				  war]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">2/30</unitid> 
				<unittitle>La Guerre du Golfe</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Cartoon of Bush and Hussein in tanks, aiming at each
				  other with the dove of peace caught between them]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">2/31</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Operation Desert Storm</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Drawing of a flock of birds and profile of an eagle's
				  head]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">2/32</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Operation Desert Storm</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Drawing of an eagle]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">2/33</unitid> 
				<unittitle>La Guerre du Golfe</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Cartoon of Hussein]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">2/34</unitid> 
				<unittitle>La Guerre du Golfe</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Cartoon of ONU trying to catch the dove of peace with a
				  net]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">2/35</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Inquietude en Israel: des masques a gaz ont ete
				  distribues a la population</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Cartoon of a person in a gas mask, with the Star of
				  David as a respirator]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">2/36</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Il est pret a repartir...</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Cartoon of Gadhafi, Bush and (?)]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">2/37</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Golfe Non</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Cartoon of a body with a building for a head, with
				  teeth, and arms coming out of its mouth]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">2/38</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Quelle connerie la guerre!!! - Guerre du Golfe
				  1990.1991.</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Cartoon of a stylised body with a missile for a head,
				  and skull and crossbones at its feet]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">2/39</unitid> 
				<unittitle>La Guerre du Golfe</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Cartoon of vultures, one with the head of Saddam
				  Hussein]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">2/40</unitid> 
				<unittitle>PIN'S invasion du Koweit</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Cartoon of Saddam Hussein selling commemorative badges
				  for the anniversary of the invasion of Kuwait]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">2/41</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Golfe: Retour vers L'enfer</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Heads of Saddam Hussein and George Bush superimposed
				  over bodies of military personnel]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02> 
		</c01>
		<c01 level="series"> 
		  <did> 
			 <unittitle id="three">SERIES 3: Middle East Postcards, 
				<unitdate>1990-1991</unitdate> </unittitle> 
			 <abstract label="Description">Postcards produced in, or thought to be
				produced in the Middle East. This includes Gulf War specific postcards, as well
				as tourist postcards of the area collected at the time of the Gulf
				War.</abstract> 
		  </did> 
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item" label="Number">3/1</unitid> 
				<unittitle label="Item title and description">The Clean War!!
				  [Donation Committee to Reconstruct Babylon Medical Syringes Plant -
				  Iraq]</unittitle>
				<abstract>[drawing of skeleton soldiers with bayonets, stabbing at
				  a syringe]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">3/2</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Dubai: Inter - Continental Hotel</unittitle>
				<abstract>[tourist postcard]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">3/3</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Sheraton Dubai Hotel</unittitle>
				<abstract>[tourist postcard]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">3/4</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Sheraton Dubai Hotel</unittitle>
				<abstract>[tourist postcard - same as 6/3/3]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">3/5</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Operation Desert Storm</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Cartoon of military hat and sunglasses in the
				  desert]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">3/6</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Law &amp; Order on the Q8 Border</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Cartoon]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">3/7</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Ahlan Wa Sahlan! An Arabian welcome of coffee and
				  dates</unittitle>
				<abstract>[tourist postcard]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">3/8</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Dubai Sheraton Hotel</unittitle>
				<abstract>[tourist postcard]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">3/9</unitid> 
				<unittitle>View of Dubai</unittitle>
				<abstract>[tourist postcard]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		</c01>
		<c01 level="series"> 
		  <did> 
			 <unittitle id="four">SERIES 4: Oversized Postcards, 
				<unitdate>1990-1991</unitdate> </unittitle> 
			 <abstract label="Description">This series contains postcards, which
				could not be stored with the rest of the postcard collection due to their large
				size. Its content is a mixture of the previous three series.</abstract> 
		  </did> 
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item" label="Number">4/1</unitid> 
				<unittitle label="Item title, date and description">All Clear: The
				  Gulf War 91</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Cartoon of Camel with helmet and sunglasses checking
				  that it's "all clear"]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">4/2</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Dubai: United Arab Emirates</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Tourist postcard showing views of Dubai]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">4/3</unitid> 
				<unittitle>We will return: Free Kuwait</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Stylized towers]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		</c01>
		<c01 level="series"> 
		  <did> 
			 <unittitle id="five">SERIES 5: Souvenirs, 
				<unitdate>1990-1991</unitdate> </unittitle> 
			 <abstract label="Description">This series contains souvenirs such as
				a list of the ships involved in the Gulf War, stickers and menus.</abstract> 
		  </did> 
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item" label="Number">5/1</unitid> 
				<unittitle label="Item title, date and description">Royal
				  Australian Navy, Navy Public Relations, Media Liaison. </unittitle>
				<abstract>[Colourful brochure which lists the ships which were
				  involved in the Gulf War]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">5/2-6</unitid> 
				<unittitle> Bring the Frigates Home; DDG's CIWS Operation Damask;
				  USNS Comfort T-AH 20 (Australian medical team)</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Collection of stickers]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">5/7-9</unitid> 
				<unittitle>H.M.A.S. Brisbane 1990/91 deployment Christmas Day Menu
				  25 December 1990; Desert storm special menu at 'The Old Vic' Ramada Hotel Dubai
				  </unittitle>
				<abstract>[Menus]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		</c01>
		<c01 level="series"> 
		  <did> 
			 <unittitle id="six">SERIES 6: Leaflets, 
				<unitdate>1990-1991</unitdate> </unittitle> 
			 <abstract label="Description">This collection of leaflets contains
				items such as language cards, US leaflets to the Iraqi troops and the Kurdish
				and Arabic civilians, a missing persons poster, instructional leaflets for
				service personnel and a selection a leaflets collected from peace rallies held
				in Canberra and New South Wales, there are two post war action plans also
				included.</abstract> 
		  </did> 
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item" label="Number">6/1-4</unitid> 
				<unittitle label="Item title, date and description">Sydney Welcome
				  Home; Gulf warships and personnel</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Brochure produced giving details of the parade to be
				  held for the men who served in the Gulf]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">6/5-31</unitid> 
				<unittitle>US Leaflets addressed to Iraqi troops</unittitle>
				<abstract>[A group of colourful leaflets which were dropped over
				  the trenches depicting cartoons, fake bank notes and drawings of a bomb each of
				  these has arabic writing on the back. There is a black and white leaflet called
				  'Psychological warfare: a gulf success' describing the meaning of the
				  leaflets.] </abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">6/32-33</unitid> 
				<unittitle>"Danger - mines - stay on the main roads'</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Two black and white leaflets in Kurdish and Arabic
				  addressed to the civilians informing them there may be mines located off the
				  road.] </abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">6/34</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Have you seen this woman?</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Missing persons poster of a British citizen, Rosanna
				  della Casa. In March 1991 Nicholas della Casa, her husband, and colleague
				  Charles Maxwell, were killed by a Turkish guide in a dispute over the guide's
				  fee. She was the crew's assistant. They worked for the BBC and were making a
				  documentary about the plight of Kurds in Iraq. Her body was said to have been
				  found by Turkish villagers four miles from where her husband and Maxwell were
				  murdered, but pushed it into a river. Her body has never been recovered.
				  ]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">6/35-39</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Language cards and pronunciation guide</unittitle>
				<abstract>[These cards have a range of words in English Turkish and
				  Kurdish and Arabic. The pronunciation guide is Arabic scripts composed of
				  consonants only and is written from right to left.]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">6/40-45</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Individual protective measure while travelling overseas;
				  CTF provide comfort language card - minefields; Warning: Stop - hands up, Stop
				  or I will shoot you; General leaflet informing that people from the Middle East
				  put very high value on certain personal characteristics. </unittitle>
				<abstract>[These are instructional leaflets for service personnel,
				  giving details on each of the above.] </abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">6/46</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Dealing with separation due to overseas
				  service.</unittitle>
				<abstract>[A guide for service personnel and their families on how
				  to deal with separation due to overseas service.]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">6/47</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Dear Peace Supporters </unittitle>
				<abstract>[Pre war document listing the atrocities Saddam Husseim
				  carried out before the war.]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">6/48-49</unitid> 
				<unittitle>From Baghdad to Karbal: the human cost of war by Rick
				  McCutcheon; Committee to save the children in Iraq plan of action.</unittitle>
				<abstract>[Post war leaflets looking at the human cost of the war
				  and a plan of action to save the children in Iraq.]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">6/50-86</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Leaflets collected from peace rallies held in
				  Canberra</unittitle>
				<abstract>[There are several colourful and black and leaflets
				  giving details of when a rally was to be held and newspapers entitled: Direct
				  Action; Resistance and Green Left weekly.]</abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		  <c02><did> 
				<unitid type="item">6/87-142</unitid> 
				<unittitle>Leaflets collected from peace rallies held in New South
				  Wales</unittitle>
				<abstract>[This collection includes several colourful and black and
				  white posters and leaflets from organisations such as Bring the Frigates Home
				  Coalition, Network for Peace in the Middle East, Peace Action. There are copies
				  of petitions forms, letters address to the Prime Minister, Mr R Hawke, and a
				  list of affiliates to Bring the Frigates Home Coalition.] </abstract> 
			 </did> 
		  </c02>
		</c01></dsc> 
  </archdesc> 
</ead>
